Friendliness [Import]

Product Notes

2007 issued edition digitally remastered by James Warren and Andy Davis, augmented with 4 additional songs. The difficult second album syndrome did not apply to Stackridge, having chosen to produce their debut album of songs their audience had not heard before back in 1971. When the time came to record "Friendliness" in 1972, they still had a few live favorites in their locker. A month after "Friendliness" was released, when in December 1972 they toured Britain with fellow Bristol band the Pigsty Hill Light Orchestra, Sounds magazine described their shows as "three hours of fun, lust and lunacy".

2007 issued edition digitally remastered by James Warren and Andy Davis, augmented with 4 additional songs. The difficult second album syndrome did not apply to Stackridge, having chosen to produce their debut album of songs their audience had not heard before back in 1971. When the time came to record "Friendliness" in 1972, they still had a few live favorites in their locker. A month after "Friendliness" was released, when in December 1972 they toured Britain with fellow Bristol band the Pigsty Hill Light Orchestra, Sounds magazine described their shows as "three hours of fun, lust and lunacy".